Jeffrey Tlumak: “Do We Have Free Will? Why Does It Matter?”

https://youtu.be/jtoKPgb5oqE

Watch video of the most recent presentation in the Berry Lectures in Public Philosophy that took place on March 15 with Jeffrey Tlumak, associate professor of philosophy. He discussed “Do We Have Free Will? Why Does It Matter?”

“The Berry Lectures in Public Philosophy provide a wonderful opportunity to reach a broader audience beyond our students and academic colleagues,” said Robert Talisse, professor and chair of philosophy. “These talks aim to bring out the ethical questions that people ask themselves all the time and examine them from an understandable philosophical perspective.

The lecture series will conclude on March 22 with Marilyn Friedman’s talk, titled “Can Bad People Live Well?”